r/india • • May 12 '16

Scheduled [State of the Week] Delhi

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u/nirinsanity May 13 '16

I was in Delhi in December 2014 and I just freaking loved the Delhi metro!

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u/[deleted] May 12 '16

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u/1581947 May 18 '16

Mumbai isnt a state (yet)

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u/dichkyon May 12 '16

Here comes the familiar question. How has AAP impacted Delhi? Lets set aside the constant drum banging and head banging by both the sides (BJP and AAP). Have they made some difference? In what areas have they made improvements?

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u/roh7 May 15 '16

Government Hospitals and Schools have improved a lot. Free Medicine and mohalla clinics are loved by the poor and middle class poeple. For rich guys there is no change. The auto wallas are still the same. They arm twist every government and have there way.

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u/ENTKulcha May 17 '16

I feel like it has gone dirtier.. Garbage wise.. Else is almost the same..

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u/trod69 May 12 '16

Electricity and water bills are cheaper.

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u/Ranjhanaa May 12 '16

Minorities feel safe. A few days before election khaki chaddis attacked a church in national capital. Hence AAP. now at least the fear has gone.

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u/drichk May 12 '16

bhenchod

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u/[deleted] May 12 '16

Delhi se hu bhenchod

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u/[deleted] May 12 '16

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u/[deleted] May 12 '16

Bhenchod kya angrezi me gali likh rha ha? Jo maza hindi me gali dene me hai vo maza aur kisi me na Bhenchod

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u/WoodLund May 12 '16

Bhainchod, teri bandi badi saxy hai. Tu breakup kar ley apne bhai ke liye ek baar

FTFY.

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u/hans_landa_unchained May 12 '16

betichod has also caught up recently.

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u/WoodLund May 12 '16

Hat betichod, I always used bhainchod.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '16

That's up

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u/[deleted] May 12 '16

Has there been a thread on Punjab? Did I miss it?

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u/[deleted] May 13 '16

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u/[deleted] May 13 '16

Right, thanks.

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u/[deleted] May 12 '16

I was in Delhi when I was a kid and was enamored by the history. It has so many places to see.

I wish Bangalore had even a tenth of its history.

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u/Fameer_Fuddi May 12 '16 edited May 12 '16

Damn right, there's a 700 year Fort old not far from my home!

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u/Potato_palya May 17 '16

Bangalore has forts too.
Not big enough, but small tiny ones. Tippus Fort off yelahanka for instance.

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